Sentence examples for functions of the engine from inspiring English sources
Contour maps for the power output and conversion efficiency are proposed as functions of the engine load and speed.
As metrics for the combustion phasing, both the crank angle for 50% fuel mass burned (CA50) and the crank angle for peak pressure (CApp) are reported as functions of the engine variables.
Since knock is largely a function of the thermodynamic state of the unburned zone, the occurrence of knock is expected to be a strong function of the engine thermodynamics.
This illustrates the function of the inference engine and method by which the outputs of each rule are combined to generate the fuzzy decision.
In addition, the SGD can be used to extend the surge margin of the compressor if the position of the SGD blades is modified in function of the reciprocating engine operation conditions.
PCR conditions were optimized by applying the gradient function of the DNA engine Opticon™ 2 (Bio-rad, München, Germany) for HPRT-1 (NM_000194) as housekeeping gene and for COMP.
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The thinking goes something like this: if New York is home to the monotonously commercial and Milan functions as the engine of trend, Paris is the place where fashion is distilled to its grand, inscrutable essence, all presumably in the name of art.
These modes have been identified by inspecting the code of the runnable named OperatingModeSWC, which computes values of transaction and output functions of the FSM steering this engine.
Furthermore, an empirical formula for the mechanical loss as a function of rotation speed of the engine is obtained by experiments and introduced into the model.
Ms. Hanauer, like many of the determined women who appear in her husband's book, seems to function as the engine of the couple's marriage.
